Adult gaze behaviour towards naturalistic scenes is highly biased towards semantic object
classes. Little is known about the ontological development of these biases, nor about group …

Neurotypical observers show large and reliable individual differences in gaze behavior
along several semantic object dimensions. Individual gaze behavior toward faces has been …

Individuals freely viewing complex scenes vary in their fixation behavior. The most
prominent and reliable dimension of such individual differences is the tendency to fixate …

Individuals differ in where they fixate on a face, with some looking closer to the eyes while
others prefer the mouth region. These individual biases are highly robust, generalize from …

Humans saccade to faces in their periphery faster than to other types of objects. Previous
research has highlighted the potential importance of the upper face region in this …

Reusable embeddings of user behaviour have shown significant performance
improvements for the personalised saliency prediction task. However, prior works require …

In the present study we explore how social factors (group contact, individuating experience,
implicit racial bias) influence the eye movements made during the visual exploration when …

Background Emotional disorders such as depression and anxiety disorders share
substantial similarities in their etiology and treatment. In recent decades, these …

Humans often show reduced social attention in real situations, a finding rarely replicated in
controlled laboratory studies. Virtual reality is supposed to allow for ecologically valid and at …

When we follow a slowly moving target with our eyes, we perform smooth pursuit eye
movements (SPEM). Previous investigations point to significantly and robustly reduced …